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It was one night stop on the way to Austria. In the past we stayed in few different hotels but this time Premier Inn was the cheapest. Everything was spot on.... Location, parking, room, food....

I stayed at Novotel for 3 weeks whilst I was working in Karlsruhe. It's very well located near the theatre, the shopping mall and easy to walk into the town. The hotel is very clean and staff very helpful. It's a corporate style hotel, so very clean and functional. I don't think this would be relevant if one is there for a short stay, but for the longer 3 week stay it became difficult as the housekeeping time window is any time up to 3pm, so trying to plan my day around being out of the room for house keeping, was difficult and unpredictable. And their consistency on what they refilled (tissues, bathroom supplies, minibar, coffee etc) and clean sheets was also not consistent and I had to ask for things various times over the three weeks, that I felt should have been automatically attended to every day. However this is a small point as overall it's a very reliable and excellent hotel. And highest praise for how quiet it was!!

alles okay

Air conditioner made a terrible noise randomly, but mainly late and through the night. During this time it was constant for 3+ hours. Even when all power off of Ac and in the room. Staff initially tried to help but gave up. Luckily they had earplugs in the room. Oh they did offer to give us a beer for our trouble. 5 nights of very very poor sleep. Beware of room 214

the breafast was very good Fresh pancakes MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

We enjoyed the stay. Our room was clean and comfortable. We found the night receptionist friendly and helpful, and we liked that the location was close to the train station and other public transit. The price to park was a bit steep, though we appreciated that the large garage was available next door. The only real negative was the elevators; for a relatively large hotel, they had a small capacity and took forever, which wasn't great for a family with a kid in a stroller.